Sex Toy Company to Launch Blog Campaigning Against Sexualized Adverts as April Fool’s Joke

London, United Kingdom, March 27, 2018 –(PR.com)– On April 1 Little Rooster, the orgasm clock (yes it really does wake you with clitoral stimulation), will launch a blog post campaigning against sexualized images in advertising – unless they are adverts for sexual products.

Framing it as an April Fool's joke, Little Rooster's fictional spokeswoman April VeFurst will argue that being constantly bombarded with sexualized images – for products that have nothing to do with sex – is deceptive and problematic.

Why? Because "consumers want sex – and instead they get coffee!"

According to VeFurst, the problem is not the sexualization of products such as Nespresso, but that they do not deliver.

"Moreover, conventional products are appropriating the culture of sex toys, and this is not OK."

The solution? VeFurst's modest proposal is to "only allow sexual imagery in adverts for products that can actually make you come!"

The blog, in a long tradition of satire going back to Jonathan Swift, is being published on April 1st here: https://www.littleroosterstore.com/blogs/news/little-rooster-campaign-against-sexualised-adverts.

Little Rooster is silent, rechargeable, and worn in your panties. It has 30 power levels, 7 vibration patterns and is available at littleroosterstore.com from £59 ($80).

Contact Zoe at press@littleroosterstore.com for more information, inventor quotes and limited availability samples for high-audience media.

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